Missing Civilizations

Armed_Maniac said:
I did... but didn't post a link (though it's in my sig)... may as well edit my post and put the link in there, 'cause alot of it is rediculous... (such as starting techs... hunting and fishing? geez)
Yes, I see your work on Quebec is finally giving its fruits. :)
 
For Harald Bluetooth you could change the state property to Organized religion, he were to one(Or atleast he claimed to be) to spread Christianity in Denmark.

Also mayby make him Spiritual and organized/expansive.
 
Magma said:
For Harald Bluetooth you could change the state property to Organized religion, he were to one(Or atleast he claimed to be) to spread Christianity in Denmark.

Also mayby make him Spiritual and organized/expansive.

I changed his fav civic to Organized Religion. :) thnx
 
Tunch Khan said:
Yes, I see your work on Quebec is finally giving its fruits. :)

Bah, the creator, yacco, dissapeared, leaving his crappy mod there... I find it really annoying that the only Québec mod there is uses crappy information. Would someone PLEASE use the information here to make a better one?
 
Armed_Maniac said:
Bah, the creator, yacco, dissapeared, leaving his crappy mod there... I find it really annoying that the only Québec mod there is uses crappy information. Would someone PLEASE use the information here to make a better one?
Why don't you try to fix it yourself? It's not that hard once you roll your sleeves up. ;)
 
Vikings!

Hi, I love what you are doing but may I point out some more people and some leaders you should add. Leaders:
1. Queen Margareth - United the whole of Scandinavia in the Kalmar Union. Expansive (seafaring) and finincial.
2. Canute The Great - King of England, Norway and Denmark. Expansive (seafaring) and philosophical.
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Great merchants: Leif Eirikson, Eirik the Red and Raven-Flok
Great artists: Egil Skalla-Grimsson and Bertel Thorvaldsen
Great prophet: Saint Thorlak
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Cities:
Copenhagen
Skalholt
Tromsö
Ålborg
Stockholm
Helsingfors (Helsinki)
Vaasa
Stong
Odense
Kristiania
 
Tunch Khan said:
Why don't you try to fix it yourself? It's not that hard once you roll your sleeves up. ;)

I REALLY don't know how, lol... all those pages on how to script discouraged me from even starting to read the thread. But eh... you know how :mischief:
 
dpaajones said:
Civilization : British Empire

Cities : London, Manchester, Birmingham, Newcastle, Bristol, Leeds, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Cardiff, Dublin, Calcutta, Delhi, Belfast, Gibraltar, Ottawa, Singapour, Hong Kong, Sydney, etc etc!

Dude, you forgot Liverpool!
 
oldStatesman said:
Well here is a start for Polynesia - pardon any inaccuracies - I am very much an amatuer historian who is just develing into the Polynesian culture (I am not a naitve in any way shape or form) and this list is just meant as a starting point. It is as of now mainly an amalgamam of Maori and Hawaiin influences; however the area is rich wiht many other Island cultures so any other candidates are welcome.

Leader : Kamehameha the Great (Hawaii) Kopura-tahi (Mythical King of the forebears of the original Polynesians as preserved by the Takitumu tribe of Maori)

Capital : New Guinea (Place where it is generally thought the original Polynesians sailed from on their Diaspora)

Great Scientists : Tupaia (Navigator and Priest, Accompanied Capt. Cook), Duke Kahanamoku (Inventor of Surfing)

Great Merchants : Hiro (Legendary Tahtian who built first ocean going 'cargo' canoe thus enabling commerce and exploration)

Great Prophets : Te Kooti (Maori Religious leaswer and warrior) Lono (Hawiian God)

Great Artists : Don Ho, (Singer) Paul Gauguin (French Artist who made Tahiti famous)

Great Engineers : Atua Ure Rangi (Easter Island King representative of the building of the Moai - the Great Statues of Easter Island)

Unique Unit : Māori War Canoe

Cities (Note- Using Island groups here instead of cities to reflect the character of this unique culture):
Anuta (in the Solomon Islands)
Cook Islands (self-governing former territory of New Zealand)
Easter Island (part of Chile, called Rapa Nui in Rapa Nui)
Emae (in Vanuatu)
Hawai‘i (a state of the United States)
Kapingamarangi (in the Federated States of Micronesia)
Loyalty Islands (a dependency of the French territory of New Caledonia)
Mele (in Vanuatu)
Aotearoa (called New Zealand)
Niue (a self-governing dependency of New Zealand)
Nuguria (in Papua New Guinea)
Nukumanu (in Papua New Guinea)
Nukuoro (in the Federated States of Micronesia)
Ontong Java (in the Solomon Islands)
Pileni (in the Solomon Islands)
Rennell (in the Solomon Islands)
Rotuma (an island in the extreme north of Fiji)
Samoa (independent nation)
Sikaiana (in the Solomon Islands)
Swains Island (politically part of American Samoa)
Takuu (in Papua New Guinea)
Tikopia (in the Solomon Islands)
Tokelau (overseas dependency of New Zealand)
Tonga (independent nation)
Tuvalu (independent nation)
Wallis and Futuna (overseas territory of France)

Most Research from Wikpedia and New Zealand Electronic Text center http://www.nzetc.org/index.html


Polynesia is only one part of what you are trying to put together, Oceania would be a more accurate term. However, this is kind of like trying to do a "European" culture civ. You could do a Lapita civ, who where the first people to break out of near Oceania and go into remote Oceania. Lapita was really the colonizing culture of remote Oceania. Also, Kamehameha was a major force in Hawai'ian culture, but in terms of contributions to Oceania as a whole, I think King David Kalākaua of Hawai'i is another good candidate, in 1886 he formed a Polynesian confederation, trying to unite the small nations into a major political force. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Kalakaua)
 
Napoliean said:
Pakistan should be on that list. Its fun to play as them, Musahraf rocks!
Why don't you provide us some info then? ;) I'll add Pakistan to the list if you can give me the required data.
 
raen said:
(...)Cities:

Lisboa
Porto
Faro
Guimarães
Coimbra
Braga
Beja
Setúbal
Leiria
Aveiro
Guarda
Bragança
Ponta Delgada
Portalegre
Évora
Viseu
Vila Real
Viana do Castelo
Santarém
Funchal
Goa
Damão
Diu
Ceuta
Luanda
Lourenço Marques
Bissau
Praia

And S.Tome...I know it's small but also part of am empire long gone! ;)
 
yoonohoo said:
And S.Tome...I know it's small but also part of am empire long gone! ;)
São Tomé and Príncipe ;) so we having Ilha do Principe as a city, or just Principe? :scan:
 
BOSNIA

Leader : Husein-Kapetan Gradascevic - Aggressive and Industrious, favors Organized Religion , Alija Izetbegovic - Spiritual and Industrious


Capital : Sarajevo

Flag : 6 Fleur-de-lis

Starting Techs : The Wheel and Agriculture

Great Scientists : Samir Arnautovic,Hamdija Kresevljakovic

Great Merchants : not known

Great Prophets : Mehmed Semsikadic

Great Artists : Mustafa Nadarevic

Great Engineers : Gazi Husrev-beg(a.k.a. Gazi Husref-beg),Mehmet Pasa Sokolovic(a.k.a. Sokollu Mehmet Paşa)

Unique Unit : Hamza

Sarajevo
Bihac
Tuzla
Zenica
Cazin
Visoko
Jajce
Banovici
Travnik
Banja Luka
Prijedor
Maglaj
Doboj
 
I've added Bosnia to the list, could you please define the UU Hamza?
 
I can't remember if somebody put a plug in for a possible Canadian template or not so here it is.

CANADA

Leader: Pierre Trudeau

Capital: Ottawa (please note the spelling!)

Flag: (google it)

Great Artists:
Painters: The Group of Seven, Emily Carr, Cornelius Krieghoff, Jean-Paul Riopelle, Yousouf Karsh (photographer)
Writers: Margaret Attwood, Lucy Maud Montgomery (Anne of Green Gables), Mordecai Richler, Leonard Cohen, Robertson Davies
Musicians: Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Gordon Lightfoot, Céline Dion, Shania Twain, Glenn Gould, Jon Vickers, Sarah McLaughlan
Architects: Frank Gehry, Douglas Cardinal, Moshe Safdie
Film: William Shatner,Mary Pickford, Pamela Anderson, Dan Ackroyd, John Candy, Jim Carrey, Michael J. Fox, Mack Sennett (Keystone Cops), Christopher Plummer, Donald & Kiefer Sutherland, Norman Jewison, David Cronenberg
Dancers: Karen Kain

Great Scientists: Alexander Graham Bell (Telephone among other inventions, Frederick Banting (Discoverer of Insulin), Wilder Penfield (Pioneered Brain Surgery), John Polanyi (Nobel Prize for Chemistry), David Suzuki (Geneticist, Environmentalist and Broadcaster), Marshall McLuhan (Mass-Media Theorist), Sir William Osler (Arguably most famous physician of 19th Century), Dr. Norman Bethune (invented the Blood Transfusion while fighting with Mao in China), Reginald Fessenden (First Radio Broadcast

Great Merchants: Samuel de Champlain (Founder of French American), La Salle, Joliet, Radisson, La Vérendrye and other French Explorers, David Thomson, Samuel Hearne, Alexander Mackenzie and later British explorers, Sir Cornelius van Horne (Builder of the Canadian Pacific Railway), Sir William McGillivray (Pioneering financier of the Northwest Fur Trading Company), Sir Timothy Eaton (Retailer and inventor of Catalogue marketing), Conrad Black (disgraced former media magnate), The Hudson's Bay Company (the World's oldest and first Corporation), John Molson (Beer), Sir Samuel Cunard (Founder of the Cunard Lines of "Titanic" fame), Max "Lord Beaverbrook" Aitken (Press Baron and British Cabinet minister under Churchill), Jack Warner (Warner Bros.)

Great Engineers: Sir Sandford Fleming (Inventor of Standardized Time Zones), Elijah McCoy (The "Real McCoy" steam process), Joseph-Armand Bombardier (Snowmobile and transportation inventor), Fessenden fits here too, also, the guy who invented the Blackberry

Great Prophets: Tecumseh, Father Jean de Brébeuf, Louis Riel, Grey Owl, Marguerite Bougeoys (1st Canadian Saint), Mary Maxwell (Bahai faith), Réné Lesvesque (modern father of Québec seperatism), Leonard Cohen (Poet, Musician, and Buddhist), Terry Fox (One-legged Cancer victim ran across Canada and inspired world), Brother André (Mystic and builder of the Oratoire St Joseph in Montreal),

Great Warriors: Marquis de Montcalm (French and Indian War), Sir James Wolfe (Conqueror of Québec), Sir Guy Carleton (defender of Canada during American Revolution), Joseph Brant (Mohawk leader during Revolutionary War), Sir Isaac Brock (War of 1812), Tecumseh, Sir Arthur Currie (WWI Commander of Canadian Corps responsible of victory at Vimy Ridge against Germans), Andrew MacNaughton (WWII Canadian Commander), Laura Secord (famously warned the british of an impending american attack and now has a bunch of chocolate shops named after her), Billy Bishop (Greatest Ace Pilot of WWI), Sir William Stephenson (Head of British Intelligence during WWII, and model for James Bond), Sam Steele (Archetypical Mountie and Soldier in the Boer War and WWI)

Unique unit:
Mountie (with some sort of bonus against barbarians or guerillas)
Peacekeeper (Invented by Canadian Lester Pearson)

Cities:

Québec
Montréal
Trois-Rivières
Beauséjour
Louisbourg
Kingston
St.John's
York Factory
Gaspé
Niagara Falls
Halifax
Toronto
Annapolis Royal
Saint John
Chateauguay
Cornwall
Brockville
Chambly
Ottawa
Hamilton
Sault Ste. Marie
Charlottetown
Victoria
Vancouver
Moncton
Fredricton
Fort William
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Selkirk
Regina
Calgary
London
Brantford
Windsor
Saskatoon
Kitchener
Waterloo
Burlington
Guelph
Prince Albert
Moose Jaw
Banff
Jasper
Welland
Oakville
Wolfville
Hull
Peterborough
Orillia
Oshawa
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Mississauga
St. Thomas
Prince Rupert
Prince George
Kelowna
Brandon
Kamloops
St. Catherine's
Castlegar
Red Deer
Gander
Chicoutimi
Jonquière
Sept-Îles
Baie-Comeau
Rimouski
Abbotsford
Nanaimo
Dawson City
Thunder Bay
Sudbury
Churchill
Timmins
Inuvik
Moosonee
Haida Gwaii
Iqaluit
Revelstoke
Coquitlam
Chilliwack
Nelson
Grande Prairie
Fort McMurray
Corner Brook
Summerside
Glace Bay
Dawson Creek
Fort St. John
Truro
Happy Valley/Goose Bay
Flin Flon
The Pas
Yellowknife
Whitehorse
Uranium City

I haven't even got CIV IV yet since it hasn't come out for MAC yet. Would love to have some other CIVs to play with when I finally get my hands on it! Keep up the good work!
 
You'd want to put Ottawa first in there. And the way i see is (my graphic card sucsk too much to play the game), cities are morel ike territories, so the name of the provinces might be more approriate. However it wouldn't surprise me if Canada had already been posted here. If not, it has been posted elsewhere atleast, for that I am sure.
 
Kurds, people of Kurdistan in ancient history "Corduene"




Leader : Salahaddin al Ayyubi (Saladin) - Agricultural and Spiritual, favors Organized Religion

al-Fadl bin Muhammad Shaddadi (Fadl Shaddadi) - Aggressive and Spiritual, favors Police State

Capital : Amed (Diyarbakir) or Hawlar (Arbil)

Flag :
Kurdish%20flag%202.jpg


Starting Techs : The Wheel and Agriculture

Great Scientists : Al Dinawari

Great Merchants : Nasr al-Dawla Ahmad ibn Marwan

Great Prophets : Ibn Athir, Ibn Khallikan, Said Nursi

Great Artists : Baba Taher, Sherefkhan Bidlisi

Great Engineers : Talabani, Barzani

Unique Unit : War Chariot, Pesmerge

Cities :

Amed
Suleymaniyah
Arbil
Hamadan
Dahok
Ruha
Eynteb
Khozat
Chapaqjur
Varto
Mush
Sason
Batman
Siirt
Bitlis
Kosa
Mazhangird
Divrigi
Bay
Amadiya
Rewandiz
Selmas
Maku
Pargiri
Van
Akhlat
Bukan
Mahabad
Marivan
Pawa
Qasri Shirin
Khanaqin
Kirmanshah
Sanandaj
Nahawand
Kangawar
Kifri
Zangelan
Eruh
Sinjar
Ardahan
Erzincan
 
Great Scientists : Molla Fenari, Ali Kuscu, Kadizade Rumi, Ibn-i Sina, Imam Gazali, Mahmud Sipahizade, Molla Lutfi, Mirim Celebi, Nasuh Matraki

Great Merchants : Ali Ekber (first Ottoman merchant to China), Seyfi Celebi, Ibrahim al-Tokadi, Seydi Ali Reis, Lutfi Celebi, Sakip Sabanci, Vehbi Koc, Nejat Eczacibasi

Great Prophets : Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi, Yunus Emre, Haci Bektas Veli, Pir Sultan Abdal, Hoca Ahmet Yesevi, Sheyh Bedreddin, Nasreddin Hoca (folkloric philosopher), Said-i Nursi (controversial spiritual person with significant number of followers), Asik Veysel

Great Artists : Dede Korkut, Omer Khayyam, Fuzuli, Evliya Celebi, Dede Efendi, Sinasi, Namik Kemal, Tevfik Fikret, Osman Hamdi Bey, Halide Edip Adivar, Nazim Hikmet, Orhan Veli Kanik, Yasar Kemal, Munir Nurettin Selcuk

Great Engineers : Mimar Sinan, Hezarfen Celebi, Piri Reis, Ibrahim Muteferrika, Mehmed Said Efendi, Cezayirli Gazi Hasan Pasa, Cezayirli Seyyid Hasan, Yanyali Hoca Ishak, Kirkor Amira Balian

Lots of non-Turks in there.

Greetings
 
Turkish is not an ethnic civilization, but rather a melting pot of cultures, and we Turks consider all of those to be part of our greater culture and civilization. It does not matter wether if their mother language is Armenian or Greek, as long as they lived together with us, shared the same fate with us, felt the same emotions as us and contributed to us.
 
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